Even after a few days, there are still things in this article I don't understand.
Why won't they say where she works? Is it just out of consideration so the place isn't bombarded with media? Or is there a reason they do not want people to know?
Her husband is concerned about the unborn baby... does that mean he thought it was his or planned on raising it even if it wasn't?
Her husband was home at the time the child was conceived, even if she had a boyfriend HOW would she know which one was the father? Unless she and her husband were preventing pregnancy, but then he wouldn't think he was the father either.
If her husband really wants to come home and law enforcement really wants him to come home... then he should be here shortly. Lori Arrowood disappeared Saturday, Nate Arrowood was home on Thursday. They found her body while he was on his way back, on Wednesday.
http://www.leesburg2day.com/articles/2011/03/04/news/9256missing030211.txt
Decker also works as a waitress in a local restaurant, but
neither investigators nor her family would say where she is employed.
Although he is stationed in Afghanistan, Emile Decker has been able to make contact with the sheriff's office twice so far, beginning at around 2 a.m. Wednesday morning. The details of his conversation with investigators has not been released, but Capt. Kenneth Pratt said
he is "very concerned" about his wife, her whereabouts, condition and the couple's unborn child.
Emile Decker
left for Afghanistan for his tour in October. Now five months pregnant, Decker
would have conceived around the end of September or early October.
Investigators are working with the U.S. Army
to see if Decker can be brought home from Afghanistan to be interviewed and help with the investigation.
"We do believe he is shocked," Nelson said.
"He feels quite helpless being so far away. He is wanting to be here."